Toy Cameras
Dec 24, 2014 01:37:40 #
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Welcome to UHH. Merry Christmas. There are some here that still shoot film.
Dec 24, 2014 05:45:07 #
Welcome to the HOG - Enjoy.
I predominately shoot 35mm and 120mm film and do my own developing, mainly Black and White, which I prefer over colour.
I predominately shoot 35mm and 120mm film and do my own developing, mainly Black and White, which I prefer over colour.
Dec 24, 2014 08:44:30 #
Welcome to the Hog, Melodye. Left film many years ago for digital but as you have already found out there are some here who shoot film and many here do both film and digital. ;)
Dec 24, 2014 15:15:26 #
Welcome to the Force...
You have entered an addictive land of truths, myths, fantasies, ghosts, goblins and good old fashioned advice (whether you want it or not)...
Seriously though - the folks here have lots of good advice and a couple of days of experience and are willing share what they can - don't hesitate to ask detailed questions, in fact, the more details, the more accurate the answer ;)
A couple of links to help you navigate the forum and a couple of resources to hopefully answer your questions or guide you in your quest...
Ask away and post away - looking forward to seeing some photos.
You have entered an addictive land of truths, myths, fantasies, ghosts, goblins and good old fashioned advice (whether you want it or not)...
Seriously though - the folks here have lots of good advice and a couple of days of experience and are willing share what they can - don't hesitate to ask detailed questions, in fact, the more details, the more accurate the answer ;)
A couple of links to help you navigate the forum and a couple of resources to hopefully answer your questions or guide you in your quest...
Ask away and post away - looking forward to seeing some photos.
Dec 24, 2014 16:23:41 #
JoeDesertrat
Loc: Daytona Beach, FL
MelodyeH wrote:
Hi, my name is Melodye.
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Not answering your question I know but I have been eyeing adding a Holga to play around with next time I order from B&H and would also like to know of other's experience with it.
Dec 24, 2014 17:07:44 #
MelodyeH wrote:
Hi, my name is Melodye.
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Hi Melody,
Many people still shoot film. And many still like the larger formats. It hasn't completely gone away.
Dec 24, 2014 22:52:29 #
MelodyeH
Loc: S.F. Bay area, CA
I shoot both film and digital. I've been shooting digital portraits for the last 9 years. I'll still do that, but I'll make 2015 a Holga year. I used Helga 120N film cameras for almost everyday for about a year. It's a fun camera to use. The surprising and quirky results you can get from this camera are fun to work and play with.
Dec 24, 2014 22:56:01 #
Dec 24, 2014 22:57:03 #
If you're looking at the Holga as a cheap way to get into medium format, go to keh.com and take a look at used Bronicas.
Holgas produce interesting results, but you may be disappointed if your goal is to just get into medium format for the quality images.
Holgas produce interesting results, but you may be disappointed if your goal is to just get into medium format for the quality images.
Dec 24, 2014 23:27:43 #
MelodyeH
Loc: S.F. Bay area, CA
Medium format is nice but I'm also using 35mm. I have a 135 Holga for single frame 35mm shoots. I'm also using a 120N with a modification for 35mm film so I can shoot longer images using full film exposure.
I'll still be shooting digitally as well.
I'll still be shooting digitally as well.
Dec 24, 2014 23:42:15 #
MelodyeH
Loc: S.F. Bay area, CA
I love shooting Holga. Got hooked playing with this film media a few years ago. Needed to put it on hold for little while.
Now there's time to play again and want to expand on it.
Now there's time to play again and want to expand on it.
Dec 25, 2014 01:21:41 #
MelodyeH wrote:
Hi, my name is Melodye.
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Is anyone shooting HOLGA? 120 or 35mm film?
Take a look here;
http://microsites.lomography.com/holga/
http://www.lomography.com
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